I was driving it and i pressed the brake and all of a sudden the brake pedal and clutch pedal both went down a piece by the pedal broke an now it wont go in to gear

Could I have more information please? What exactly do you mean by "Suddenly stopped working". Use the Comment button below and I'll try to give you more help. Does the pedal feel the same when you press it or has it changed? Softer, harder or sinks to the floor and won't return to the start position? Are there any strange noises when you press the pedal or try to shift gears? Noises like grinding, crunching or squealing?
Loss of clutch could be a few things. The fluid level could be too low so the thrust bearing inside the gearbox housing can't push on the clutch mechanism. Check your Brake Fluid Reservoir levels as this fluid is for both the clutch and the brakes. There could be an air bubble in the fluid pipes causing an 'Air Lock'. An air bubble means the fluid isn't moving no matter how hard you press the pedal.
There could be a worn part in the clutch system that's slipping or broken preventing the clutch from working correctly. On average, in normal use, a clutch can last about 60 thousand miles before it can give problems. Some driving styles can be rough on clutches so they can wear out faster.
Please comment with more information and i'll see if we can work out what the problem is.

If you are driving and you put the vehicle in neutral and coast, push the brake pedal and NOT the clutch pedal and see if the noise is still there. If the noise is there, then you will need to get your brakes checked out. If the noise only happens when the clutch is pushed in, then your clutch release bearing might have something wrong with it. I hope this info helps.

Now you need to bleed the clutch at the clutch slave cylinder down on the transmission to restore the clutch.
Put a wrench on the bleed valve and open it, then lightly close it. Now have someone pump the clutch a couple of times to build pressure. Then while the clutch pedal is slowly pressed down open the bleed valve, then close valve as pedal gets to floor. Repeat this bleed process until a steady stream of brake fluid comes out the bleed valve. Then you should have a good clutch again.

have you checked the clutch cable that might have broke inside the casing

the slave cylinder on the trans works just like a brake cylinder, when fluid pressure is applied it flows into the cylinder and pushes against a clutch fork which engages a throw out bearing against the clutch pressure plate fingers. a couple things could have happened. I think your trans is fine but im sure the clutch fork or the pressure plate broke. I'm sorry but the trans is gonna have to be pulled. best wishes

What do you mean no brakes? pedal was stiff would not press down?, pedal went to floor? That needs to be checked. if there are no fluid leaks, I would suspect the master cylinder.

Sounds like you might have broke the fingers on the pressure plate or the throwout bearing came apart. When someone pushes the clutch pedal you can see the clutch fork moving?

It's possible your clutch fork broke. Also, check to see if it's a hydraulic clutch. You could have a leak in the hydraulic system. Both would cause your clutch pedal to go to the floor.

man might just be the same thing as me the pushrod operating lever broke...push rod might of went through pressure plate also easy on your clutch...but ya take tire off left side take green cap off and check that little lever thingy if its broke

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